Bad" Monks and Unworthy Donors: Money, (Mis)trust, and the Disruption of Sangha-Laity Relations in Shangri-La

In Christoph Brumann, Saskia Abrahms-Kavunenko & Beata Switek, Monks, money, and morality: the balancing act of contemporary Buddhism. New York: Bloomsbury Academic (2021)
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